** Introduction: Class Struggle, the Left and Power

*** NUMSA’s Non-Moment

*** The SRWP won’t set you free

** Chapter 1: NUMSA and the ‘United Front against Neoliberalism’ by Jonathan Payn (ZACF)

*** Global Capitalist Crisis and a stalled Revolution

*** ‘A Weapon for Uniting the Working Class’

*** ‘NUMSA is part of the Community, and NOT the Community’

*** Conclusion

** Chapter 2: Anti-Militarist United Fronts and Italy’s “Red Week”, 1914 by Jonathan Payn (ZACF)

*** Prelude to Rebellion

*** 1914 “Red Week”

*** Betrayal and Collapse

*** Alternative Ending

** Chapter 3: The 1917 Russian Revolution and United Front by Jonathan Payn (ZACF)

*** Soviet Democracy and Revolution in February

*** Discontent and Reaction in August

*** Bolshevik “Upswing” and Revolution in October

*** Another Approach: Revolutionary and from Below

** Chapter 4: United Working Class Action and the Workers’ Council Movement in Germany, 1920-1923 by Jonathan Payn (ZACF)

*** United action against the Kapp Putsch

*** The Last Flicker of Hope, 1923

*** A Revolutionary Alternative from Below

** Chapter 5: The General Approach of Anarchists/Syndicalists to the United Front and NUMSA by Jakes Factoria and Tina Sizovuka (ZACF)

*** Some Limits of the NUMSA Project

*** The Protest Politics of “Doing Stuff”

*** Again, against the Party building Agenda

*** Our Line of March

*** Working within, Organising

** Chapter 6: Left Unity, Left Co-Operation or a Working Class Front? by Warren McGregor (ZACF)